Uploading Lease Documents (PDFs)
How to digitize your filing cabinet by securely uploading signed lease agreements, addendums, and compliance PDFs directly to the lease record.
Physical filing cabinets pose a risk of fire, flood, and misplacement. Landager acts as your digital filing cabinet by allowing you to attach the actual, signed PDF contract directly to the digital lease record.
Supported File Types and Limits
- Allowed Formats:
.pdf,.doc,.docx - File Size Limit: Up to 30 MB per file.
- Quantity: You can attach a document and photos to a single lease.
How to Upload a Document
- Navigate to the Leases list.
- Edit the lease inline in the Leases table.
- Locate the document attachment field.
- Upload your file.
- Save your changes.
Why Upload Here?
While you could store these files in a separate Google Drive or Dropbox folder, uploading them directly into Landager provides contextual perfection.
If a tenant disputes a pet fee three months into their tenancy, you don't need to hunt through external folders. You simply check the Leases table, and the signed PDF containing the pet addendum is attached right to their lease record.
Security Note
Documents uploaded to Landager are stored securely. Files are private and open through short-lived signed links.
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